What does slide editing do on the volca bass?

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clownfool
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What does slide editing do on the volca bass?

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I'm new to the volca and I don't really understand what slide editing does. Can someone explain what it does better than the manual?
CorpusCallosum
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Re: What does slide editing do on the volca bass?

Post by CorpusCallosum »

clownfool wrote:I'm new to the volca and I don't really understand what slide editing does. Can someone explain what it does better than the manual?
If you were to think of the Volca bass as a guitar, a slide would be just that: sliding to a new note without picking that note. On the vBass, you can turn slide on or off for each of the 16-steps of the sequence. When you record a pattern live, it will automatically record the slide settings you play (because the vBass is monophonic, when you hit a new note while still holding the last note, it will slide to the new note). Adding slide to a step will remove the attack of the note (as if you picked or plucked the note on a guitar) and will slide to the subsequent note in the sequence. Hope this helps :)
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Post by fant0mas »

as an addendum:

if you put a "slide" marker on a step via slide edit, it will slide the marked step to the NEXT note.
(this had me confused in the beginning, might be good to know ^^).
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